What's On: Welsh Film

Discover where you can see great Ffilm Cymru Wales-supported films in cinemas across Wales this month.

Patagonia

5th AprilThe Ffwrnes, Llanelli

A young Welsh couple travel to Patagonia, chasing the Welsh language community that resides there, and an elderly Argentinian woman returns to the land of her ancestors – Wales. Marc Evans (Hunky Dory) directs this poignant and visually rich drama about identity and belonging starring Matthew Rhys and Nia Roberts.

I Am Not a Witch

20th AprilPenarth Pier Pavilion

Rungano Nyoni’s BAFTA-winning satire revolves around a nine-year-old girl – Shula - who is accused of being a witch. As she navigates through her new life, she must decide whether to accept her fate or risk the consequences of seeking freedom.

The Lighthouse

A 19th century psychological thriller based on an infamous maritime mystery, leaving one lighthouse keeper dead and the other mad; a disturbing story of death, isolation and neurosis.

Fractured Visions and Cardiff Independent Film Festival are pleased to bring The Lighthouse back to the big screen for a special showing with director Chris Crow, producer David Lloyd and co-star Mark Lewis Jones in attendance for a special Q&A after the showing.